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Tyler Seguin Breaks Down His Tattoos | GQ Sports

United StatesPublished February 26, 2020

Views 482K  |  Likes 7.96K  |  Comments 211
Views#4,002,305Global
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This video has 482K views and 7.97K likes, ranking #4,002,305 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

482,413

Likes

7,969

Comments

211

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Total (all-time): $338 – $965

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Tyler Seguin was one of two people with tattoos on the Dallas Stars when he joined the team. Now, almost half the team is inked up. Coincidence? Join the NHL star is he breaks down all of his tattoos, from the first one he got when he was 16 to the triangles on his shoulders representing him and his two sisters. With…

Published
February 26, 2020
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